Reddick Favorite Envoy Fight Over City Park Steeplechase
New Orleans race day at City Park was muddy after rain as James Reddick and Envoy edged in a close finish. Jockey McClure faced possible license issues amid stewards denying an on foot investigation while trainers and riders were summoned for questioning.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
City Park
McClure
Gould
Fox
Trevelyan
Horsap
James Reddick
Envoy
Gentian
Paragon
Fongoluca
Darein
Lady Ellison
Old Hal
Samatary
MctIntyre
Frontenac
Mountain
Old
Rainerhoff
Captain Hate
Gold Dake
Banatul
Piker
Maelstrom
Belay
Sharonowans
Joe Davin
Milles Envoy
Garner
Hennessy
Granada
Gotstein
Jungie Imp
Lady ‘Fonso
Iole Alas
Kaater Joy
Prrnaumua Aso
Quertar Miles
Fonsolica
von Flavigny
Big Bow
Pickens
Doctor Heard
Alao Roo
Dargin
Austin
Devont
Nico
Lady Bilison
Fremenzy
Anvil Beats Salable In Oakland Driving Finish
Oakland card damp and track heavy with a close finish in the third race as Anvil ridden by Wright edged Salable by a nose. The day featured six races with notable results including Burleigh toppling Van Ness in the fifth and Clyde O winning the sixth amid weather-affected competition and full field entries.
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Salable
Anvil
Wright
San Francisco
Oakland
Hersain
Sandy
Pachuca
W Miller
Chertos
Lawrence
Miller
Lady Fashion
Dorn
Prickles
Mac Lowery
Futurity Course
CW Miller
Convent Bel
Brown
Mabel Hollander
McBride
Rose Cherry
Sliver Line
Bush Thorpe
Doc Craig
Feligiosa
George Kilburne
McHac
Fury
Gulliven
Talamund
Jim Pendergast
San Remo
Rollick
Chestnut
Jaaballita
Wotsms
Yon
Ma ‘Teang
CW. Miller
Lelia Hiws
Griswore
Cloche d’Or
Lone Wolf
Str Carter
Monaca Mat
Invader Elgo
RACH
Burleigh
Williams
van Ness
J. C. Clem
W. Brith
Nigrette
Mistea Bride
Sam Barber
Clyde
Knapp
Gateway
Graham
Eudora
Sands
Detagon
King Cole
Grace St Clair
Baker
Atlantico Destroyed After Rider Is Thrown At Ascot
In Los Angeles on December 17 the opening Ascot race ended tragically as Atlantico lost its rider at the fifth jump, then fell at the gate and broke a leg, necessitating destruction. Crsador led a runaway steeplechase, winning easily amid cloudy skies and fast track.
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Los Angeles
Ascot
B. J. Baldwin
Atlantico
Crsador
Hort
Cador
H Leeds
Doctor Logan
Robiert
Tom Cogan
Warneke
William Parrish
Euripides
Daniel
Gatch Me
Hooker
Uncle Henry
C Koerner
Mortlake
Golden Light
Phyz
Lord Stanhope
Finn
Oven
Hazeline
Talbert
Little B Mininter
Piquet
Supreme Court
bin Curtle
J. F. Donahue
Futurity
Cours
Rod Garter
Whiston
Tatberes
Edwin T. Fryer
Booker
Philigee
Premium Rose
Napps
Kamsick
Susannah
Dan Domo
Breston
Truce
Koerker
la Chata
Ielis
Ted
Tattentam
Anoke
Ambitious
Revait
Echoes of the Diamond and Players in New York
Gerry Herrmann carried a list of thirty seven players in New York discussing a new National League rule forcing visiting teams to cross dressing room doors. Players argue dressing room access at hotels gives time to plan tactics. American League fans discuss the rule but will not adopt.
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Gerry Herrmann
New York
Jon Kelley
National League
Sterling Silver Gifts and Holiday Selections At Mens Furnishings
A Victorian style holiday catalog notes Sterling Silver gifts free of charge and a wide stock of men s wear and accessories. It emphasizes safety against imposture and offers varied items from $0.50 ties to $40 robes, with boxed gifts and engraved canes and umbrellas.
Grant School Issues Challenge and Elects Captain
The Grant School basketball team, at a meeting last night, elected J. R Simp son as captain. Lineup: G Plummer right forward, J. Simpson left forward, Davis center, Draizen stock, H. French left guard, O. Callaghan right guard. All teams averaging 100 pounds. French, 2212 F street northwest Pa Ave and Ninth St. Champion's Admirers flock over from Leone of s big triumph. Special to The Washington boat. Tonopah Nev Dec 17 A large contingent of sports from Goldfield visited Gan's camp. Prominent members said Goldfield money would back the colored champion, with Tonopah and Manhattan also backing Hermann. Gans allegedly contracted gambling fever again and reportedly won about 1400 at the Oakland races today.
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Grant School
J. R Simp
G Plummer
J. Simpson
Davis
Draizenstock
H. French
O. Callaghan
Washington
Tonopah
Nev
Goldfield
Gan
Gans
Manhattan
Herman
City Park Races Highlight Shuffle of Entertaining Names
Today at City Park a field of competitors named in the shuffled list features entries like Maria Sir Toddington Bud Hitt Balbert St Noel and Gladiator among others. Local organizers emphasize a lively program with notable horses and a wide crowd expected to attend.
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City Park
Oural
Pete Vinegar
Chauncey Qlcott
Jolly M
Mary Blien
Jacomo
Gild
Monet
Delmel
Maria Sir Toddington
Bud Hitt
Balbert
St Noel
Cannon Ball
Lady Charade
Gladiator
Lampadrome
Oakland
Pasadella
al Ladies
Arden
Joe Goss
Doctor Sherman Watchful
Fudge
Netman
Francis
Fireball
Dorado
Baker
Lone Wait
Bolomay
Lubin Ascot
Gentle Harry
Young Davis
van Hope
Treasure Seeker
Sen Alviso
Zethus Foncesta
Lady ‘King
Taylor George
Harding
Melshora
Ea Bait
Montalban
Commida
Halton Line of Life
Neatness
Eltn
King
Track and Paddock Gossip From New Orleans Racing
Badia Dominick trains for two year old races after January first at the air grounds and aims to drop to 16 hands. Rumors swirl about Monk Coburn and Burlew O’Neil’s wagering, with sensational tales debunked. Yorkey Shaw heads to Europe while Kenny Maher excels on the English turf and Budew O’Neill aim for a strong fair season. Armour seeks Glaze for Boston in 1907, pushing for two more pitchers.
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Badia Dominick
Dominick
New Orleans
Tiddie
Monk
Coburn
Cade
Orleana
Burlew
New Orleany
O'Neill
Crescent City
Kenny’ Maher
London
Maher
Manor
Ascot
Newmartet
Cambridgeshire
Lond Derby
Tord Stanley
Budew
Joukey
Telationa
John B. Madden
Madden
Amour
Ralphie
Toledo
Chicago
Armour
Boston
Slalomien
Harness Racing Today At Amateurs Meeting On Speed Way
Weather permitting the second meeting of the Amateur Road Riders and Drivers Association will resume today on the speedway. The first matinee drew many four horse entries. today the going may be a touch heavy but not soggy. Listed entries include Charles McDermott The Dean, Rex Leader, Mia Maslow, Third Ace, Hal Gop, Happy Breve, and others across free-for-all trot and pace races.
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City Park
Horne
Biton Weaver
Ensteyn
Nr. Scott
Chauncey
Pete Vinegar
Dural
Keighty
Miss Hyne
Ile
Mary Bilen
Robert Minton
Doric
Billy Wartress
Nancy
John Kaufman
Zick Abrams
Eepect
Gena MacBride
Solly M
Charles Ward
Jacoma Aml Dinemock
Sanrer
Rickey
Ey Martiney
Mire Brant
Minot
Lout
Lucy “Youngs
Mohetse
Furion
Horep
Beau_Brummel
Turbulence
Joe Fatlert
Our Own
Toddington
Fompadour
Hose Marion
Plarrat
Mirlan
Tudor
Malta
Wat
Pothee
Marvin Nook
Drumb
Coronel Barth
Goldie
Lampldrome
Dargia
Katie Forel
Chamb
Lucky Cherm
Oakland
Johnny Lyona
Fiathdavid Dittrel
Joe Goss
Little Grege
St. Denk
Doctor Sherman
Marlo Hi
Bella Reed
Crall
Aelling Horse
Chief Wil
Neptunus
Judge
Quiz
Burnatetta
Laraenag
Comitta
Marton
Ur Firth Ree
Lone Walt
Baker
Biamarck
Nahonassar
Jack Little
Liberto
Exapo
Jerusha
Dorado
Mimo
Hors
Rightful
Theo Case
Cesares
Bolaman
Lubin
Ascot
Forse
Young David
Mountebank
Gentle Harry
van He
Kirby
Walworth
Elizabeth F
Jack Adams
Wey
Bea
Alvie
Charles L
Nellog
Hore Wet Horne
Wroi HO
Taylor George
Elmdale
Lorraine
Cy Halton
Sylvan Dixon
Montalbana
Ray Egan
Biakiyou
Dolly Gray
Thora
Lee
Peninsula
Bowman
Bologna
Prince May
Liarle Alice
All Black
Bautie
Neataza Biv Caruthi Luckett
Charles _McDerm
the Dean
John Burns
Jurath
H. EB. Taylor
Forasy
W. J. Miller
Roberts
Gybec
G. Hillam
Charles McDermott
Rex
AC Soran
Mia ‘Maslow
Ane
M. Martie
Hal ‘Gop
B. F
Hall
Frinte D
Harry Haight
Happy Breve
Chester McDerning
Elesnore
James Bros
Robin Hood
Pragpingtin
Alice
Red Rock
Rexilisary
Bob Ingarsell
Jeker
Bor Mexister
He. Taylor
Bee
Grecling
Pat
Joving Bros
Bedford Boy
McCommick
Six Day Race Profits Divided Between Promoters and Riders
The Washington Post reports promoters of the Madison Square Garden six day race earned about 20,000 for the week while total expenses and salaries for foreign riders under contract reached 30,000. Names of parties and exact shares remain undisclosed.
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Washington Post
New York
Madison Square Garden
Garden
O Brien Faces Remodeled Nose After Seance
In Los Angeles fighter Jack OBrien, famed as the Beau Brummell of the price ring, has a new Roman nose by Prof Stickbury after a dramatic cosmetic procedure. His original nose was damaged when attacked by Nona Brusso under Tommy Burns’ influence, leaving him mortified and seeking restoration. The doctor arrived with a sample book and delivered a refined feature to restore his looks.
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Doctor
Oman Nose
Los’ Angeles
Jack O'Brien
Beau Brummell
Deck
Nona Brusso
Elias
Tommy Burns
Philaadelphia Jack
Jack
Jimes
Simes
Stickbury
Mr. de Brienne
GANS QUIT SAYS NELSON WILL FIGHT AGAIN
Battling Nelson, returning to public view after his famous loss to Joe Gans, claims he beat Gans to death and accuses him of quitting. He sets terms for a rematch at 133 pounds with 65 percent of the purse, win or lose, and plans a Denmark trip followed by a Europe tour with manager Billy Nolan. Cadets to Meet Alexandrians in city basketball at Schuyler's Hall next week.
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Washington
New York
Nelson
Joe Gans
Goldfield
Nev
Denmark
Billy Nolan
Gans
Baltimore
Fendall
Alexandria A. C
Schuyler’s Hall
Corbett and Murphy Sign for Six-Round Fight
Special to The Washington Post New York Dec 1 Young Corbett and Tommy Murphy of Harlem signed articles today for a six round bout in Philadelphia on January 9. Pugilist form critics doubt Corbett can lose given his superior condition. Reserves Want Games A J Reserve basketball team challenges all teams averaging 18 pounds Eastern high school preferred. Address FR B Mulloy 17 A street northeast.
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New York
Young Corbett
Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Philadelphia
Corbett
A and J
Eastern High School
B. Mulloy
Fragmented street directory snippet yields scattered names and addresses
A garbled OCR list presents numerous personal names and partial addresses such as Adame Ham Ambergi and 1335 3th st. It reads like a fragmented street directory or listing with numerous misprints and incomplete entries across multiple streets and avenues.
Holiday Gift Goods Ad Across Furnishings Line
Only Six More Buying Days urges readers to shop early for gifts in furnishings. The ad touts prices on shirts, hosiery, underwear, smoking jackets, mufflers, dress shields, handkerchiefs, vests, sweaters, night shirts, pajamas, umbrellas, jewelry, collars and cuffs, lounging robes, and dress shirts with varied prices. Strong emphasis on value and moderate pricing for men and boys.
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Muffiers
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Harness Racing Today
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Fred H
Ott
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J. Willam
Allen R. Cressman
Fileman BR
Keeley
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